Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-26

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th43 oate Ginala pezaen rEeasnf q akiI
room Bot mysslf. helisss ! an fhE
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WITH the exneption q Mr.. MeGllsEa.
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0nlY poeF beg u aaz1nae fand, wiGh
hnf afly cents Igfs h mY poeke1.
fEsa1 fFom eAe law eepaEtmnnt ef
he Ohieazo UuiEeE1ftE, kn& wishes.
any knDBIadEa Of pfaetieai Izfs. Ard
waateFaF ] IN toaar and whntsR1E
18gs today, have made here Il Banf1ln.
al Whatsoever an 10 Q vegy ar1af ox-
t@nt anaEibe % thnee Win whom
| have assosiated a the bar, and Il leaF-
Ing Seattle foe the iAsgeF city q d
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aihls for any man b poasass. Ana sssn
when tie qneaak0n was presented 10 ne
aQuarely whseheE should aaoepe Ihs
p0sitiea tsndered me, and lsass ny
home snd ny elients and frisnAa, ! was
foF many dnyu hsaitntinH and dgubifui.
Bat must eoafens that tie ofEsr waaso
tempting THAI u captured ne, end am
going and have b leave 90 Saturday
morning. Bus am net going 70 Isavs
you- am gozag theEe. poRhapa 10 live
permanently, e lenst as long a. the
Northern Pacific Railroad OomPany
wants ne ana AN able 10 discharge
my duty IN The place assigned me-, buf
Always expect 10 retain IN Waahington
Territory my property interests. and ]
expect always 70 be Interested in tks fu-
tuFs growth and welfare Of this
country. am very grateful ard
thankful 10 yea gentlemen for
Ne uniform courtesy extsndsd % me
thruueh these % years Of stfuRzls and
hard wcgk- Daring that SCORE o. years
confess have been e. Jndea GFeene
hes stated, an industrious man, snd ]
want 70 asy 10 The younger asntlsmsn
who are present here that honest In
dnstfy will succeed 10 q long faee
over bFilliancy and triokeFy; that II
y0unR meu desire 10 succeed e The bar,
let them apply themselves industrioaaly
and honestly; let honesty Of paEpoes Be
one Of the controlling elemsnfs Ia every
step Of life, and they viii hnd 81 the
end Of the race that their clients will
have eonhaenee In them, altheuRh thsy
may MOI have the brilliancy Of another
lawyer. In reoetying this testimonial
thank you. gentlemen. and II any Of
you ever come TO 81. Paul, Fenember
that The lateh-stxing Of my humble
home viii be, as Il has always been In
Warrington TERRITORY, on the outside.
lApplaass.
J.R LBwIs.
"As q msmbeR Of the Bar Association
vas depoted 70 make few remarks,
10 view Of your proposed departure, \
The growth Of Seattle, The growth Of
the bar and the growth Of yourself
have all been reached from Q very
small beginning since my arrival
amongst you IN 1875. At thaS time Be-
attic vas g small place; tie bar was not
very large. bat u always had the char
aeteristie Of energy about Il, and Seat
lie always had the stamp Of energy on
it. A Judge generally measures his bar
after be has bean With e Q few years,
and II there ia one thing that ID satie-
factory 10 him beyond ali 9th
eFs, Il is 10 hnd member Of
the bar prompt, energetic and
always ready. In my experience
I found you always possessing these
oharaeaeEisfics. In the United States,
under this Government Of ours. the man
who has the pluck. the energy, the IN
dastry, the economy, and, above all,
temperate habits. Ia the man who wins,
and as We keep climbing upwards,
either In age or reputation, We become
mere dependentl she more Independent
We would grow 10 be, the more depan-
dent We become; We begin 70 lean ca
our fellow men; We begin TO md shat
the good will Of our felleW men IL 40 |
absolute necessity 10 our success, and |
even when Vanderbilt said. The |
public be damned with ell bis wealth |
and reputation he found that be had 10 |
take Il back. The public appreciate /
energy; they appreciate talent and ap- |
preciafe honesty. and they admire sue
GEES. Your success at this bar, sir, has /
been very great, commencing frem the |
time have known you. Twas strug
Gle at the beginning as to Who should
be Of the top, but you have ct least al
ways kept up your side OF the row.
There ia nothing 90 Successful Is sue
achieved q very honorable position, siri
you have the respect Of your fellow
members Of the bar; the members With
whom you have worked. We have had
many 9 hard sussis with you, but We
have always found you O worthy com
pesitoF, and Whenever we could sueoeed
10 downIne you, We have felt that We
had accomplished Q great result. Mr.. I
we got together this evening
20 look % something 10 present. 20 yoo
&c Q token Of eur high regard for you;
We have selected this stick, inscribed;
JAMES EcNkUaHT, PROM TIE sEATTLE
nAn. AUGUST IS 1881"
awe thought you deserved something |
of that character. This We would IKE
700 10 take with you e. Q kind OF
rememhfaucs and ever present assnF-
anoe from Tie Seattle Bar that they |
shought you worthy Of token Of 70
gard" tApplanse.l
McNAUoRr's REPLY.
aMr. Chairman and Brothers, 60
espl the gift, ana with that stafE ! have
90 doubt that ! can down all opposi-
ton lAppiansei
After 3 few minutes social eonvsrsa-
ton the visitors we're invited 20 the din-
ing hall where a. excellent lunch was
spread.
LADIES
In delicats health needing Qentle yet
effecaivs laxative viii end the California
liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of Fisa.